texts: A member of the Royal Shakespeare Company and the National Theatre, <mask> is a British film, television, radio, stage and musical actress. She won the Radio Academy Award and the TMA Awards. <mask> left the Arts Educational Schools in London when she was 16 to attend the Lady Margaret School, where she grew up. Her sister works as a stage manager. She has two sons with the theatre director, Albert and Charlie. Flute Theatre is a company that produces the works of William Shakespeare for interactive audiences. South West London is where she lives.<mask>'s professional acting career began with playing The Mistress in the original West End production of Evita. She appeared in musicals for Hal Prince and Sir Peter Hall, and in The Blue Angel with the Royal Shakespeare Company. Roles in Jean Seberg, She Stoops to Conquer, and A Chorus of Disapproval were all directed by Sir Peter Hall. She had roles in Cabaret and School for Scandal while at the Royal Exchange. She appeared in A Doll's House and As You Like It with Stephen Unwin and received a Theatre Awards UK for the latter role. The one-woman play Exquisite Sister, which she co-wrote, was performed at the West Yorkshire Playhouse and the Assembly Rooms during the Edinburgh Festival. <mask> appeared in two productions of Giuseppe Manfridi's play Cuckoos and The Lucky Ones.In the films Talk of the City, King John, and Jubilee, <mask> played the role of Isobel. She played Goneril in David Farr's production of The Winter's Tale. She originated the role of The Mother in the popular production of Metamorphosis at the Lyric Theatre in London. Stephen Unwin directed her in Ghosts at the Rose Theatre in Kingston. Flute Theatre is a touring company that performs the works of Shakespeare for interactive audiences. Her production of Hamlet, who's there?, in which she played Gertrude, had an international tour throughout the year. The Tempest and Twelfth Night are two of Flute's productions that have toured the international Shakespeare festivals.<mask> was appointed Member of the British Empire (MBE) in the Queen's Birthday Honours for services to theatre. Helen is in a movie. Sylvia in Bergerac. Haycock is in The House of Elliot. Mrs. Gascoigne is in the picture. Prime suspect 3 has Jessica Smithy in it. Lucy Chapman is in a movie.The movie Silent Witness features Ronnie Crew. There is a movie called Soldier Soldier. Eve is in an animation series. In 1998 there was a film called Close Relations. Amy was in Life Force. A woman is in Holby City. Prison Psychiatrist in The Vice.There is a film called Perfect Strangers (2001). Lady Rochford is in Henry VIII. Kate Malpas was in Midsomer Murders. The Inspector Lynley Mysteries had Judith Lynley in it. The Bill was written by Jo Hobson/Lillian Salcedo/Gina Gifford. The movie Mrs Lane in Life Begins was released in 2005. Miss Barbary is in Bleak House.Laura MacAlpine was in Dalziel and Pascoe. Mrs Douglas is in Trial & Retribution and Chrissie is in Casualty. Marie Waters is in Waking the Dead. The Doctor Who episodes "The Stolen Earth" and "The Magician's Apprentice" feature Shadow Architect. The King's Man features Hermione and Goneril. Her film appearances include a Argonian citizen. Deidre is in Being Human.There is a film called Look Me in the Eye. Jamie's mother is in a movie. Mme Victurien is in Les Misérables. The Luzhin Defence features Luzhin's mother. DI Chapman is in The Hole. In Vanity Fair, there is a story about the Marchioness of Steyne. The Golden Age was written by Ursula Walsingham.The Parasites and Soeur Sourire are included in radio. Hannah was on Radio 4 in Number 10. The Hunter Heartbeat Method was started in 2002 by <mask> when she set up her own company, Touchstone Shakespeare Theatre, to work with children who had little access to the arts. She created and developed The Hunter Heartbeat Method, a distinctive methodology which uses Shakespeare's rhythmic language and physical gesture to release communicative blocks within children with all levels of autism, including children who are non-verbal. The methodology is being studied for a long time. The National Autistic Society has a DVD that documents the early games of the methodology. <mask> directed a production of The Tempest for children with autism at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon in June of 2014, after which it toured to Ohio State University.<mask> was appointed Member of the Order of the British Empire for services to theatre. The Radio Academy Awards had one win and one nomination. The Radio Academy Awards. The width is 10% for the year. The work was nominated. Category! <mask> won the Sony Gold Award for Best Dramatic Performance.

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Kelly Hunter
Kelly Hunter
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texts: <mask> was a Hungarian film producer and director whose best-known films were made in the United Kingdom. The plays of George Bernard Shaw were brought to the screen by <mask>. His most successful production was Pygmalion, which was nominated for an Academy Award. Major Barbara, Caesar and Cleopatra, and Androcles and the Lion were all later Shaw plays. On June 4, 1894, Gbor Lehel was born in Arad, Transylvania, Austria-Hungary. His wife wrote in her book that her husband's origin was shrouded in a mystery which she often suspected he enjoyed. He had a tailor-made answer when people asked about his past.He claimed to have been an orphan when he was taken from a burning building and raised bygypsies before being put into an orphanage. He claimed that he was taught to do acrobatic tricks by the gypsies. There are no official records of him before he enlisted in the military at the age of 17 in Holics, Hungary. He became interested in theatre and studied at the Academy of the Hofburgtheater in Vienna. He made films in Germany and Italy with sporadic success, as his interest expanded into the newly burgeoning cinema. He smoked cigars so much that George Bernard Shaw warned him that he would ruin his voice. Peter was conceived in Germany with the help of his landlady's sister.Unable to care for himself, he fled to the Netherlands. After World War II, <mask> returned to Germany to look for his son Peter, but he was listed among the missing Hitler-Jugend. The person had been killed by a bomb. A young man found a job tending horses in Hungary. The habit of riding naked and bareback through the Hungarian countryside was developed by <mask>. He was discovered when he rode naked through the outdoor set of a silent movie. He joined the group after the film's director asked him to repeat the ride.Soon he was making his own films. The young man was walking along the shore of the Mediterranean Sea. George Bernard Shaw was swimming naked and holding onto a buoy. Shaw dared the young man on the shore to take off his clothes and join him in the water. He was impressed when <mask> did the same. Shaw invited <mask> to visit him when he was broke because he liked his enthusiasm for art. It was a chance meeting that was going to have a big impact on his career.UFA Studios in Berlin was where <mask> began his producing career. He also starred in his directorial debut. He produced comedies in Germany. During a trip to Hollywood in 1934, Princess Norina Matchabelli, the wife of a perfume manufacturer, contacted <mask> about a film project based on the teachings of Meher Baba. A trip to India to discuss the project further with Meher Baba was one of the things that <mask> brought with him when he became very interested in this project. Meher Baba did not seem to hurry to complete the film when he arrived in India. He invited him to join him in India.Most ordinary men wouldn't have been discouraged, but they would have been discouraged by the austere life of an eastern ascetic. He kept in touch with Meher Baba for the rest of his life. Meher Baba referred to his friend as "Phoenix" and "Black Panther" At the end of his life, <mask> met with his master, Meher Baba, for the last time in New York. In the final meeting, they discussed films that were going to be produced for Meher Baba. Thirty years before Richard Attenborough's film Gandhi, <mask> had a written agreement with Jawaharlal Nehru, the prime minister of India, to produce a movie of Gandhi's life. The ship from India to the United States was penniless but undaunted.He was in San Francisco when he decided what to do next. He met George Bernard Shaw many years ago and decided to approach him. Shaw told him to pay him a visit when he was penniless because he had been impressed with the young man's passion for art and cinema. Shaw was hidden in the toilet of a train in New York City and then persuaded a sea captain to take him to England. Shaw gave him the rights to his plays, beginning with Pygmalion, which he released as a film. It was critically and financially a huge hit. Shaw forbade Pygmalion from being turned into a musical because he had a bad experience with The Chocolate Soldier, which was based on Shaw's Arms and the Man.No one else could convince Shaw to change his script to fit the new medium of cinema. The line "The rain in Spain stays mainly in the plain" was created by <mask>. Shaw added the line into the script. Adolf Hitler and the pope were named one of the world's more famous men by Time magazine. He directed and produced the film Major Barbara. The Nazis filmed Major Barbara in London. The crew and cast had to flee into bomb shelters during air raids.The film was completed on time. Caesar and Cleopatra was the most expensive British movie ever made at that time. It was a flop. To get the right cinematic colors for the film, <mask> imported sand from Egypt. Shaw became more difficult to work with. After the success of Pygmalion, the playwright refused to let his plays be cut. Shaw increased his praise of the man.He was suffering from cancer when he wrote Androcles and the Lion in 1952. Death <mask> died of cancer. Donald P. Costello is read further. The Serpent's Eye, Shaw and the Cinema. The University of Notre Dame Press was published in 1965. Marjorie Deans. There is a production of Caesar and Cleopatra at the Sphinx.MacDonald was born in London in 1946. They are Bernard Shaw and <mask>. The selected correspondence of Bernard Shaw was written by <mask>. Bernard F. Dukore is an editor. The University of Toronto Press was published in 1996. There are external links to March of Timereel News with <mask> 1894 births 1954 deaths.

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Gabriel Pascal
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texts: <mask> is a multiple world-title trampoline athlete and competitor, multiple U.S. women's trampoline champion, and health and fitness expert. <mask> was the inventor of the trampoline. Nissen began her involvement with sports and fitness at an early age, becoming an All-American by the time she was 16. She won the U.S. women's trampoline title in all three events. She placed 4th at the Trampoline World Championships at the age of 15. <mask> has placed higher than any other U.S. woman at the Trampoline World Championships. Nissen's playful sobriquet, Trampoline Diva, embodies her lifelong association with the trampoline beginning with her early childhood and continuing through to her years as a world-class trampolinist, national champion, trampoline safety expert, trampoline coach, trampoline entertainer, fitness trampoline Master Trainer, andAlong with her father and the support of his company, the Nissen Corporation, which at the time was the world's largest manufacturer of gymnastics equipment in the world, she promoted her father's invention of the trampoline and the sport of trampolining by performing hundreds of shows in the The joy of jumping on trampolines is promoted by the torch that her father, <mask>, carried for his entire life. <mask> believed that one day the sport of trampolining could become an Olympic sport. For a long time, George was told it would be the year 2000 before he made it to the Olympics. The cynics were correct when they said that trampolining was an Olympic sport. George attended the 2000 Olympics with his daughter <mask> <mask>. George and his daughter and grandson traveled to Beijing, China for the 2008 Summer Olympics eight years later.<mask> <mask> has been referred to as the International Ambassador for Trampolines because of her continued involvement with and promotion of trampolines for fitness, health, sport and recreation around the world. She provides education on trampoline safety and the history of the trampoline. A graduate of the University of Iowa, <mask> is a member of the teaching faculty at the University of California, San Diego and the San Diego Community College District. She is a certified Health Coach and Group Fitness Instructor through the American Council on Exercise and holds a Master of Science degree in Health Education and Exercise Science. She is a continuing education provider for fitness professionals. She was a consultant to the California Governor's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports under Governor Pete Wilson. They presented programs to schools and other organizations to promote physical activity.She founded Ageless Fitness to help seniors in the fitness industry. Nissen expanded her mission to help people of all ages and abilities improve their fitness and health through exercise and education. She taught master classes, instructor training, and mentored teachers. Her company produces and distributes exercise video. The first exercise video series she produced and starred in was geared towards older adults and those who needed a lighter form of movement. George and <mask> were part of the cast of Fresh Start. Nissen won two awards for her older adult exercise videos.She is a faculty member of Balanced Body Education, which provides instructor training forPilates. She has been trained and certified inPilates by Polestar Education and the Physical Mind Institute. Her qualifications and training inPilates include studio series, Mat, auxiliary equipment, props, Rehabilitation, PostRehabilitation, Osteoporosis, Pre and PostNatal and Menopause, and Balanced Body Barre. <mask> was one of the first fitness professionals to independently produce, distribute and star in a video. Her firstPilates video, Mind Body Matwork, was cutting-edge at the time and consisted of elegant and effective movements evolved from the work of Joseph Pilates. The use of an elastic band to mimic moves that are also performed on the Reformer was one of the first things that was used in the video. The video was a top seller on Amazon.com.One of the topPilates instructors in the U.S. is <mask>. Her exercise instruction is based on sound and current knowledge. <mask> <mask> is still involved with the sport. The purpose of the World Acrobatic Society is to foster the growth, development and safety of various acrobatic disciplines along with preserving their histories. She is a founding member of the trampoline park industry's Advisory Group whose purpose is to promote and create awareness of trampoline safety and risk management through the creation of an industry-wide training and certification program. <mask> is a member of the Task Group that sets safety standards for consumers and develops construction standards for manufacturers. She is a certified USA Gymnastics University Instructor.She is a coach for the USAG. She is the owner of Nissen Trampoline Academy in San Diego, California. Nissen talks to businesses and organizations about the benefits of long-term healthy lifestyle habits. She is a women's health advocate and expert on women's health. She offers health programs to business owners. There are awards and recognition for the United States women's trampoline champion. The world age group champion in trampolines are the Individual trampoline, Double-mini trampoline, synchronized trampoline, and Trampoline Spaceball.All American. The Telly award winner in 1998. The winner of the National Mature Media Award. CBS Sports Spectacular and ABC's Wide World of Sports are featured. Sports people from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, are alumni of the University of Iowa.

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Dian Nissen
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texts: A Dutch environmentalist who served in the Labour Party from 2012 to 2016 is named <mask>. He was the first leader of the PvdA to be voted out of his position. <mask> is the head of cabinet for Frans Timmermans. Between January 2003 and December 2016 he was elected to the House of Representatives. He lost the Labour Party leadership election. He was the CEO of a green energy company before he was elected to the House of Representatives. <mask> was born on July 10, 1971 in the Netherlands.He was raised in Leeuwarden. His father and mother were both internists. He attended theMunicipal Gymnasium in Leeuwarden from 1983 to 1989. He studied applied physics at the University of Technology after becoming interested in physics. Samsom was a level three radiation protection expert. He obtained a Dutch engineer's degree in 1997. He edited a yearly edition of the Poenboek, a students' guide relating to monetary issues, as well as being on the board of the national students' union LSVb.Before entering politics, <mask> was involved in environmental issues. Samsom joined the organisation as a volunteer. After the PvdA offered him a career in politics, he resigned. From August 2002 to January 2003 he was the CEO of Real Energy, a small green energy trading company. <mask> was a member of the social democratic Labour party. He rejoined the party in 2001. The PvdA received insufficient votes in the 2002 Dutch general election and he was not elected.In the 2003 election, the party regained most of its seats and <mask> had a higher position on the list of candidates. On January 30, 2003 he was sworn in as a member of the House of Representatives. Red Engineer was campaigning with fellow PvdA parliamentarians Staf Depla and Jeroen Dijsselbloem. They were referred to as The Red Engineers because of their scientific background and red overalls. Coen van Zwol, NRC newspaper editor, called the campaign fresh, clear and sharp. Before becoming the leader of the Labour party, <mask> was the party's spokesman on environmental issues, such as climate and energy, traffic congestion and railway issues. He received a high number of preferential votes in the 2006 Dutch general elections.<mask> was a candidate for parliament party leader but lost the vote to Maritte Hamer. After the 2006 general election, Jacques Tichelaar became the leader of the parliamentary party, but fell ill in January 2008. He was out of surgery for three months. He resigned from office for health reasons. On 1 July 2008, Tichelaar was going to return as a parliamentarian. In Tichelaar's absence, Hamer led the party. She decided to run for office the next day.<mask> decided to compete in the race three days later. Other names were mentioned, but only <mask> and Hamer decided to compete for the position. The 33 PvdA parliamentarians voted on the position two days later, resulting in a victory for Hamer. Maurice de Hond said that a majority of Labour voters preferred <mask> as leader. 26% of Labour voters preferred Hamer, while 42% preferred Samsom. A small majority of people who said they would vote for the PvdA in the future preferred Samsom. The party's leadership ballot was held among the party members after Job Cohen resigned as leader.He won the election with a huge majority of the vote, with Ronald Plasterk getting 32% of the vote. Should the PvdA become the largest party, <mask> stated he would like to become prime minister. The PvdA gained 8 seats and had 38 seats in the Tweede Kamer in the 2012 general election. The PvdA entered into a coalition with the largest party. <mask> remained chairman of the PvdA in the Tweede Kamer and Asscher became vice premier and minister for Social Affairs and Employment on behalf of the PvdA. The deal between the EU and Turkey was worked out during the Dutch Presidency of the Council of the European Union. There is a growing humanitarian crisis in the refugee camps on the Greek islands.For every Syrian who is returned to Turkey from the Greek islands, another will be sent to the EU. Polls show that the Labour party lost most of its voters in the elections. On December 9, 2016 Samson lost the leadership of the Labour Party. He got 45% of the vote. Rien van der Velde was sworn in as the new member of the House of Representatives on December 14. The Labour Party has a group leader in the House of Representatives. <mask> was referred to as quizking after he won his fifth game show.His victories in the 2005 and 2006 National IQ Tests are noteworthy. He has an IQ of 136. In 2005 and 2006 he won the National News Quiz and in May 2008 he won the Big History Quiz. Samsom was raised in a non- religious family. He observes a vegetarian diet. He likes swimming and water polo. Samsom has two children.His daughter Benthe was born in 2001 and his son Fane was born in 2006 Samsom drew attention to his daughter's disability when he mentioned them in several political debates and interviews. In his 2012 electoral campaign, he featured his two children in an official party TV advertisement, as well as his private life and family. Samsom lived on a houseboat in Waterland with his ex- wife and daughter before moving to Leiden, where he still resides as of 2012 Samsom admitted in an interview that he had been unfaithful before he married. There are links at the website of the Labour Party and the House of Representatives.

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Diederik Samsom
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texts: <mask> was the wife of Joseph. She almost lost everything after the American Revolution. <mask>'s property was taken away because of her husband's political position. She lost her social standing and pride due to the loss of property. <mask> left a diary detailing her daily life and her fight to regain her property. Historians can learn from this diary what it was like to be a female loyalist. The side of the Revolutionary War that was not included in history is provided a fresh perspective by <mask>'s diary.<mask> was born in Pennsylvania in 1727. Lawrence Growden had an immense amount of power and respect through his business and had luxuries such as a four-wheeled coach. Lawrence Growden owned ten thousand acres of land and held a position on the Pennsylvania assembly. She was raised with an immense amount of privilege, but she wasn't happy. <mask>'s childhood was filled with egotistical men, despite her father's wealth and power. <mask> and Joseph married in 1753. Joseph became one of the most powerful politicians in Pennsylvania after becoming a lawyer.<mask>'s share of her father's property was given to Joseph when he died. Elizabeth was the only child of Joseph and <mask>. Before and during the American Revolution, <mask> was one of the most prominent figures in Pennsylvania society, in part because <mask>, a strong loyalist, held a continuous seat in the assembly from 1757 to 1776 (except for 1764) and served as the Speaker. Even though the British were losing the war, the <mask>s remained true to their loyalist commitments even in a society that was highly revolutionist. The removal of Joseph from the speakership was seen as a sign that loyalism would not be accepted in the new age. <mask> was left behind to defend the family land as Joseph and Elizabeth sought protection from the British during the war. <mask> didn't see her husband or daughter again.<mask>'s loyalist beliefs and the fact that Joseph had abandoned her made her a pariah. <mask> was worried about the family names being ruined. <mask> said that no one would take her in and all the men kept away from her. I have been fled from as a pestilence. <mask> had enjoyed such status for all of her life, so it was hard for her. After Joseph fled with the British, <mask> began to keep a diary. The diary began as a way for her to keep her husband up to date on her activities, but after three weeks it became a way for her to record her feelings, conversations, and activities.She kept a diary to record things she couldn't say in public. She used the diary to document how she was trying to get her daughter's inheritance. The Commissioners of Forfeited Estates treated her badly. The land was ordered to be taken away by the chief justice. The diary was used by <mask> to claim the land as her own, but she did not refer to it as Joseph's or the Commissioners'. <mask> told Joseph to keep her name on the property deed because she claimed that the land was willed to her. Joseph signed the deed but left out <mask>'s name.The diary matches the complaints of other loyalist women about being left behind. <mask> <mask> lost her property, carriage, and status when the rebels took power, but she still considered herself superior. The Supreme Executive Council decided to move a new tenant in because <mask> wouldn't move out of her house. They changed the locks on her doors when she refused to move. She was forcibly removed. <mask> began to argue that she should not be punished for the mistakes her husband made because the <mask> estate was hers. Historian Carol Berkin claims that <mask> sought to separate her fate from her husband's, to demand that the punishment meted out to him for his actions fall on him alone.She lost the battle. <mask> had lost her social standing due to politics, which left her without legal rights. <mask> felt that she was being stripped of her social standing after the revolution. She was humiliated when she went to Polly Wharton to ask for transportation. When her request was denied, it was even more so. My heart was ready to burst at the mean figure I had to cut in begging to go to another person's house. I was troubled by the fact that one cou'd not sleep all night.On January 30, 1779, she was allowed to put her property in her name after being invited to buy it back. She would be liable to be charged with treason if she made this deal. "First, I claim, they grant me the whole, I then make myself a subject to the state, and owning their authority subject myself to all the Penalties of their Laws," she wrote. Since the money would go to the Rebels' military, she would have to pay taxes which would go against her conscience. She didn't want to have to take her property back in the way that was offered, so she decided to be neither a Loyalist nor a Rebel. Betsy was the beneficiary of her mother's estate when she died. <mask> didn't have the right to do that since it was owned by the Supreme Executive Council.The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled that <mask> should not have been punished for Joseph's actions after the Treaty of Paris was signed. The full estate was returned to Betsy and <mask>'s heirs. The Historical Society of Bensalem Township in Pennsylvania has turned the estate into a museum. Visitors can visit the estate. As a female loyalist, <mask> has been of interest to many authors. The perspective of women who supported the English was provided by <mask>'s diary. The diary contains references to births and deaths of 18th-century American writers, Loyalists in the American Revolution from Pennsylvania, and American diarists Writers.

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texts: <mask> is a Greek former professional basketball player who spent the majority of his career playing for Greek Basket League and EuroLeague club Olympiacos. He is known as Kill Bill, V-Span, andMVP. The EuroLeague's Most Valuable Player in 2009, the All-Europe Player of the Year in 2012 and 2013, the Vatican's World Athlete of the Year in the same year, and the All-Europe Player of the Year in 2012 have all been named by the Balkan Athlete of the Year He was voted the EuroLeague's 2010– 2020 Player of the Decade and has earned a record eight All-EuroLeague Team selections. He is the EuroLeague's all-time leader in points scored. He enjoyed a successful career start after playing pro club basketball. He won the Greek Basket League's Best Young Player award in 2003 after moving to Athens.After an impressive 2004–05 season in which he helped lead Maroussi to the Greek Basket League's finals and the EuroCup quarterfinals, he moved to Panathinaikos, where he became one of European basketball's major stars. In the 2005–06 EuroLeague season, Spanoulis made his debut in impressive fashion, earning his first All-EuroLeague Team selection as a rookies. He was voted the EuroLeague Final Four Most Valuable Player in 2009, after helping lead the Greeks to a EuroLeague title. The summer of 2010 marked a new step in the career of <mask>, who had been with Panathinaikos. In 2012 <mask> led the club to a EuroLeague title run and then led the team to a historic EuroLeague title repeat the following year. He became the third player in the history of European basketball to win the Final Four Most Valuable Player award three times. Olympiacos reached two EuroLeague Finals under his leadership.The "most clutch player in EuroLeague History" was named by a European basketball historian. Readers of the website Eurohoops.net named Spanoulis the "best EuroLeague player of the 2010s Decade". The senior men's Greek national team won the gold medal at the 2005 EuroBasket. He scored 22 points in Greece's victory over Team USA in the semifinals of the 2006 FIBA World Cup, making him one of the main stars of the team. The All-EuroBasket Team honor was earned by Spanoulis because of his leadership within the injury-plagued Greek national team. On August 7, 1982, Spanoulis was born in Greece. His mother was a bank clerk and his father owned a drug store.Three years after his older brother, the couple's second and last child, was born. At the age of 7, he began training in the sports of football, swimming, and basketball. As a child, Spanoulis was a big fan of basketball players Michael Jordan and Nikos Galis. He joined the basketball program at the age of 12. Thanasis died of cancer when his son was 15 years old. In 1999, at the age of 16, he won the national under-18 club championship of Greece. He was part of the team that won the Panhellenic Youth Championship.He was the Most Valuable Player. He scored 40 points in the semifinals against Aris Thessaloniki. He led his team to a 64–61 victory over the youth team of Olympiacos. Gymnastikos and its subsidiary Keravnos had youth teams in the Greek junior levels from 1994 to 1999. He made his professional debut in 1999 at the age of 17. He played in the Greek 2nd Division in the 1999–00 and 2000–01) seasons. After playing in the Greek 2nd Division, Spanoulis signed a four-year contract with Maroussi of the top-tier level Greek Basket League, the European-wide 3rd-tier level Kora Cup, and the International Basketball Federation.He was with Maroussi until 2005. The 2001–02 season saw Maroussi win the Greek Cup Final. The team had never made it to the Greek Cup title game before. The 3rd-tier level of the FIBA Kora Cup was competed by Maroussi. The Greek Basket League's Best Young Player was voted on during the 2002–03 season. In the 2003– 2004 season, <mask> helped to lead Maroussi to the Greek Basket League Finals. He helped lead Maroussi to the 2003– 2004 season's FIBA Europe League Final.In the FIBA Europe League, Spanoulis averaged 10.8 points and 6.4 assists off the bench. He shot 40% from the three-point range. The Greek League named him the Most Improved Player. The Dallas Mavericks drafted Spanoulis in the 2nd round of the 2004 NBA draft. At the 2004 Athens Summer Olympic Games, he made it onto the senior men's Greek national basketball team. In the Greek Basket League 2014–2018 2014–2018 2014–2018, he averaged 15.9 points per game and shot 37.8% from 3-point range. In the EuroCup's 2004–05 season, he averaged 15.2 points per game and shot 40.0% from 3-point range.In 47 games with Maroussi, Spanoulis averaged 15.7 points per game and shot 38.3% from 3-point range. He was named to the Greek Basket League's Best Five Team after playing in the 2005 Greek League All-Star Game. <mask> had averaged more than 10 points per game in the previous season. He was considered to be one of the most improved players in Europe. The 2nd place of the Greek Basket League was led by him. At the end of the year, he was voted the European 6th Man of the Year and the Freshman of the Year in the EuroCup. "The Greek Steve Nash" was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217In the 2005–06 season, Spanoulis signed a 3-year contract with the EuroLeague powerhouse Panathinaikos Athens. The terms of the contract were set by Spanoulis and his agent, Miko Ranatovi. This was Spanoulis' first season at a professional club. He won both the Greek Basket League championship and the Greek Cup with Panathinaikos. His team went 24–2 during the Greek Basket League regular season, and 8–0 during the Greek League playoffs, for an overall record of 32–2 in the national domestic league championship, and also went perfect in the Greek Cup. He was named to the Greek Basket League's Best Five Team after playing in the 2006 Greek League All-Star Game. The EuroLeague 2005–06 season's All-EuroLeague Second Team was selected by Spanoulis.During the 2005–06 EuroLeague competition, Spanoulis played in 23 games and averaged 14.6 points, 3.1 assists, 2.0 rebound, and 1.4 steals. He shot 61.8% in 2-point shooting and 36.8% from 3-point range. Even though he often came off the bench, he was the team's leading scorer. He was the EuroLeague Most Valuable Player of the Round twice. His team finished with a record of 16–7 in the EuroLeague. The 7th best worldwide European player of the year, including NBA players, was voted on by the FIBA Europe. Fans in Europe began calling him "Euro Kobe" after he had a great debut season in the EuroLeague.He signed a three-year deal with the Houston Rockets in July of 2006 after opting out of the final two years of his contract with Panathinaikos Athens. The contract was worth more than $5 million. He was paid $400,000 for leaving Panathinaikos. An average of $1,944,000 per season was spent on the contract. Houston swapped draft pick #55 Luis Flores and cash considerations of $300,000 with the Dallas Mavericks for the rights to Spanoulis on draft night in 2004. "He's a very versatile ball handler," the general manager said at the time. He's a very good prospect.He wants to be a great player. Everybody is going to like this young man because he is a hard-nosed player. "We have watched his progress very closely." He is a hard worker and it's a big adjustment to come to the NBA from Europe. Dennis Lindsey, the Director of Player Personnel at the time, stated the following about Spanoulis before the team signed him. Lindsey said they were very happy with his progress. He moved from Maroussi to the bigger club this year.One of the two or three better organizations in Europe is similar to the New York Yankees of Greece. They are an NBA club. We like what <mask> has done. He is their leading scorer. They have already qualified for the top sixteen in the EuroLeague. Lindsey praised the offensive ability of Spanoulis. "He has a couple of characteristics that we like," said Lindsey.He can drive and get the ball in the paint. He plays basketball like a fullback, where he just kind of breaks through the line and there's contact on a lot of plays. The owner and Jeff and Carroll like what they've seen so far and we think he can help us, so we've made a couple of trips over and hopefully in the near future we can have him as a Rocket. In his first season in the NBA, Spanoulis played in 31 games for the Houston Rockets and averaged just over two points and one assist per game. During his first season in the NBA, there was a dispute between him and the head coach. There was an issue between the team's management and the coach over the contract that Spanoulis had signed. In order to sign with the Rockets, and fulfill his dreams of playing in the NBA, Spanoulis took a considerably smaller contract than the one that was being offered to him by his Greek team.He had two years left on his contract with Panathinaikos and could have been paid by the Rockets. For a chance, Spanoulis agreed to play for Houston at a price of $1,944,000 gross income per season, for 3 years, passing up on his former team's much larger offer of 1.6 million euros net income per season. After Van Gundy benched Spanoulis for playing poorly, there was a falling out between him and the coach. "Spanoulis said, 'I was Tracy McGrady back home,'" said Van Gundy. Great. I feel bad for McGrady. He thinks he was deceived.He's been his own worst enemy. Excuses are some of the excuses. His shooting percentage has been low, his turnovers have been high, and his fouls have been high. I don't want anyone to blame or start with self-evaluation. It doesn't mean that he won't play in the future or that we don't think he could be a good player because I'm not playing him now. He's allowed his disappointment to go to discouragement, which has slowed his improvement. We'll see.We'll see. On July 12, 2007, the San Antonio Spurs received the rights to Argentinian power forward Luis Scola, along with a second-round draft pick and a center, in exchange for the trade of Spanoulis. On August 19, 2007, the Spurs released Spanoulis, allowing him to return to Greece to play for Panathinaikos. The announcement was made on August 23, 2007. His agent went as far as to compare the Rockets' reluctance to break his contract to slavery after he decided not to remain in the NBA. He went back to play in the Greek Basket League and the EuroLeague. He claimed that Van Gundy told him on the first day he arrived at Houston that he would be benched for the season.He also claimed that the next head coach of the Houston Astros, Rick Adelman, wanted to keep him, as well as that Tony Parker and the San Antonio Spurs were interested in having him on their team. The General Manager of the San Antonio Spurs is R.C. Buford told the Greek press that the Spurs made the trade for Spanoulis with the intention of keeping him and having him play on their team. Buford said that it was <mask>' choice to not play for the Spurs and return to Greece. On August 19, 2007, Spanoulis was released by the San Antonio Spurs, after he decided he wanted to play in Greece. It was due to the fact that his mother was in poor health that he wanted to be near her. The defending EuroLeague champion, Panathinaikos, signed <mask> to a 3-year contract.He was signed to play both shooting guard and point guard for the Greek national team. arnas Jasikeviius joined the team's guard rotation. The contract

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texts: Spanoulis signed was for three years, with a net income salary of 5 million, and a contract buyout from his NBA San Antonio Spurs contract, which did not count against the Spurs' salary cap. The contract was set up so that <mask> could opt out after a year. After the first year of his contract, he might opt out and return to San Antonio to play in the NBA. Over 36 games in the Greek Basket League and 20 games in the EuroLeague in 2007, Spanoulis led his team, Panathinaikos, in both points scored and assists. He averaged 11.8 points per game and 3.8 assists per game for the season.The Greek Basket League assists leader was <mask>. He was a starter for the Greek League All-Star Game and a member of the Greek Basket League's Best Five Team. The club won both the Greek Basket League championship and the Greek Cup title in 2008, thanks to the help of <mask>. In the Greek Cup Final, <mask> helped to lead his team to victory by scoring 20 points and dishing out 7 assists. In the 2008–09 season, Spanoulis led Panathinaikos to the Triple Crown, as they won the EuroLeague championship, the Greek League championship, and the Greek Cup title. The Greek League's Most Valuable Player was also named the EuroLeague Final Four's Most Valuable Player. The award given to the best athlete of the Balkans region is the Balkan Athlete of the Year.The Greek League's 2009–10 season championship was won by Spanoulis. In July 2010, after much speculation about his free agency and his next contract, Spanoulis signed a three-year contract with the Greek Basket League club. He won the Greek Cup, was named to the EuroLeague's All Second Team, and was the Greek Basket League assists leader. The 2012 EuroLeague and Greek Basket League Championships were won by <mask>. He won the EuroLeague Final Four Most Valuable Player for the second time in his career. He is the fourth player to win the award multiple times. He once again led the Greek League in assists.He was named the Greek Basket League's Most Valuable Player. In 2012 he was named the All-Europe Player of the Year. The EuroLeague's Most Valuable Player was named in the 2012–13 season. He was the EuroLeague Finals Top Scorer and the EuroLeague Final Four Most Valuable Player. He became the second player to win the EuroLeague's Most Valuable Player and the EuroLeague Final Four's Most Valuable Player in the same season, along with Dimitris Diamantidis, and he also became the second player to win the EuroLeague Final Four's Most Valuable Player The Giuseppe Sciacca International Award for Sport was given by the Vatican to the World's Best Athlete of the Year between the ages of 18 and 35. He was named the All-Europe Player of the Year for the second year in a row.In July of last year, Spanoulis signed a 3-year contract extension worth 2 million net income per season, plus team performance bonuses. He was named the Most Valuable Player of the tournament when he was with Olympiacos. He was named to the All-EuroLeague Team for the sixth time in his career. In May 2015, <mask> was chosen to the All-EuroLeague First Team, for his performance during the season. He was voted the Most Valuable Player of the league's finals in both the Greek League and the EuroLeague. The Greek League championship was won by Spanoulis. In the second game of the Greek League Finals, Spanoulis hit a buzzer-beating 3 pointer.In game 3 of the Greek League Finals, he scored 11 points in the last 3 minutes and 1 second of the 4th quarter to seal the victory for his team. In game 4 of the Greek League Finals, held at Nikos Galis Olympic Indoor Hall, Olympiacos won in the game's second overtime period, after Spanoulis hit another game-winning 3 point field goal with 1.9 seconds remaining in the game. He was named the Greek League's Most Valuable Player and the Greek League Finals' Most Valuable Player. In June 2016 <mask> signed a 2-year contract extension with Olympiacos. The contract was worth 1.5 million dollars per season. The "most clutch player in EuroLeague history" was named by Euroleague.net. In the same season, Spanoulis led Olympiacos to the EuroLeague Final.The Greek Professional Basket League's all-time career leader in points scored was also the EuroLeague's all-time career leader in assists. The Greek Cup Finals Top Scorer was him. He was named to the All-EuroLeague Second Team, his eighth All-EuroLeague Team selection, setting a record for the most All-EuroLeague Team selections of all time. On July 2, 2018, Spanoulis signed a one-year contract extension with Olympiacos at a salary of 1.2 million net income. He was the Most Valuable Player of Round 14 of the EuroLeague. The Professional Greek League's all-time career assists leader was Spanoulis. He passed the previous record holder in a Greek League game.In a EuroLeague game against the Italian club Olimpia Milano, Spanoulis suffered a season-ending injury to his right ankle. After undergoing a right ankle surgery in April of last year, Spanoulis began individual workouts again in July. After his return to individual training, Spanoulis signed a one-year contract extension with Olympiacos at a salary of 600,000 net income. Spanoulis became the EuroLeague's all-time career leader in Performance Index Rating on November 29, 2019. He achieved the milestone in a EuroLeague game. The EuroLeague's all-time leading scorer since the 2000–01) season was passed by Spanoulis on January 2, 2020. In a EuroLeague game against algiris Kaunas on February 4, 2020, Spanoulis suffered a season-ending injury.He had an injury to his right foot in the previous season. On February 7, 2020, Spanoulis had another surgery. The EuroLeague 2010–20 All-Decade Team was named on 12 May 2020. In a vote of EuroLeague head coaches, EuroLeague players, fans, and sports journalists, Spanoulis was voted the number one EuroLeague player of the 2010–2020 decade. He received more votes than the player who was second in the voting. On July 11, 2020, Spanoulis re-signed with Olympiacos, for a one-year 600,000 net income contract, through the 2020–21 season. The Greek under-18 junior national team was a key part of the 2000 FIBA Europe Under-18 Championship.Greece won the bronze medal in the tournament. The Greek under-20 junior national team won the gold medal at the 2002 FIBA Europe Under-20 Championship, after finishing in first place. During the 2002 FIBA Europe Under-20 championship's gold medal game, Spanoulis sank two clutch free throws, with just 13 seconds remaining on the game clock, to give Greece a win over the Spanish and win the gold. At the 2001 Mediterranean Games, he played for Greece. During that tournament, he was a key member of the team. Greece won the silver medal in the tournament. Greece's senior national team won the 2006 FIBA Mini World Cup.Greece beat Australia and Germany to win the tournament. Greece's leading scorer during the tournament was Spanoulis. In the years 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, and 2015, Spanoulis won the same tournament 9 times with the Greek national team. The Greek national basketball team's retirement was announced on September 17, 2015. He ended his senior men's Greek national basketball team career, having been the leading scorer in every major tournament that he played in, from 2006 onward. Rick Pitino, Greece's senior national team head coach at the time, stated that he would love to see Spanoulis join our national team. Pitino stated in May 2020 that he still wanted Spanoulis to play.I thought that Spanoulis would play. I want him to be the leader even if he isn't ready. He will have time to recuperate. I want him to be a leader. We will not win with speed, but with intelligence and pride. I want to have him with me. I will make him an offer that he can't refuse.In the summer of 2004, when he was a member of the Greek basketball team for the first time, he was selected by his head coach to be a part of the team. As Greece was the Olympic Game's host country, Spanoulis was able to play in front of his home country's fans at Helliniko Olympic Arena. The Argentine national basketball team won the gold medal in the tournament, defeating Greece in the quarterfinals. That was the 2nd highest finish for Greece in Summer Olympics Basketball. The 5th-place finish made Greece one of the top 5 national teams in the world. At the main 2008 Summer Olympics competition, he averaged 14.3 points per game, and at the 2012 FIBA World Olympic Qualifying Tournament, he averaged 19.3 points per game. The Greek team won the gold medal at the 2005 EuroBasket, thanks to a key member of the team.It was the second time in Greece's history that the senior men's national basketball team won a gold medal, the first being in 1987 at the EuroBasket. At the EuroBasket in 2007, Spanoulis was once again part of Greece's team. Without key players, Greece was not able to medal in the tournament. Greece lost to the Spanish national basketball team in the semifinals of the tournament, but still finished in 4th place. The leading scorer in the game was <mask>, who had 24 points and 5 assists, but Spain won the game by a score of 82–77. The Greek team was led in scoring by Spanoulis, who averaged more than 11 points per game. At the EuroBasket, Spanoulis led Greece to the bronze medal with an average of 14.1 points per game.He was on the All-Tournament Team. At the EuroBasket, despite playing most of the tournament with an ankle injury, <mask> was third in the tournament in scoring, averaging 16.7 points per game. He scored 20 points in Greece's victory over the world's 2nd ranked team in the FIBA World Rankings. The Greek team at the EuroBasket had four players who had played in the NBA in the previous year. Greece finished the tournament in 5th place after being defeated by Spain in the quarterfinals. The Greek senior national team player announced his retirement after the tournament. He was Greece's leading scorer in every major tournament he played in.As a member of the Greek senior team that competed at the 2006 FIBA World Cup, he helped to lead the team to the silver medal, as they finished in second place in the tournament. In the semifinals game against Team USA, he was the second-leading scorer with 22 points, and along with his teammate, Theo Papaloukas, led Greece to victory over the USA by a score of 101. During the 2006 FIBA World Cup, Spanoulis led the Greek team in scoring with an average of 11.7 points per game, and he also led the team in free throw shooting percentage. At the 2010 World Cup, he averaged 13 points per game for Greece. The older brother of Spanoulis is a former professional basketball player. Miss Star Hellas is married to <mask>. Together, the couple have six children.Michael Jordan and Nikos Galis were favorite basketball players of Spanoulis' when he was a kid. The nickname V-Span and Kill Bill were used during his playing career. The nickname Bill the Butcher was given to Spanoulis by Tracy Murray when he was a player for Maroussi Athens. He was the first Greek-born player to play in the NBA and the third Greek-born player to play in the NBA. While he was with the Houston Rockets, Spanoulis was friends with several of his teammates. He was friends with many basketball players over the course of his playing career. He was the best man at Zisis' wedding.When they were youths in Europe, Luka Doni and Spanoulis were idols of Greek basketball player Giannis Antetokounmpo. The Kobe of Europe was described by Antetokounmpo. Doni said he was "enchanted" by Spanoulis when he was young. Doni wore the number 7 jersey when he was a member of Real Madrid, as an homage to Spanoulis, who wore the number 7 jersey with the Greek national team. Doni wore the number 77 jersey with the Dallas Mavericks in honor of Spanoulis. The players are from Houston. The players from Greece won silver in basketball at the Mediterranean Games.Basketball players from Greece are participating in the Olympics. Sports people and point

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texts: <mask> is a professor at the cole Nationale de la Statistique et de l'Administration conomique, where he directs the Center for Research in Economics and Statistics. He is one of the top labour economists in France. <mask> earned a PhD in economics from the Université Paris X in 1994. <mask> directed the Research Department of the INSEE from 1996 to 2007, while he was a researcher. He was an associate professor since 2010 at the cole Polytechnique. Since 2007, he has been the director of the Center for Research in Economics and Statistics at ENSAE, where he is a professor of economics. <mask> has worked in several advisory positions, including in the Council of Economic Analysis, the Swedish Employment Commission, and the Council for Employment Orientation.The IZA Institute of Labor Economics is affiliated with him. He was elected to be a fellow of the Econometric Society and a fellow of the European Economic Association in recognition of his research contributions. <mask>'s research interests include labour economics, microeconometrics, matched employer-employee data sets, and the analysis of firms and workers in international trade. <mask> and John Abowd have collaborated in the past. The top 1% of economists are ranked by research output. <mask>' research deals with various aspects of labour economics. According to <mask>, David Card and Thomas Lemieux, the wages of less skilled workers fell less in countries with more rigid labour market institutions.Kramarz found that workers using ICT are 15-20% better paid than non- users, and that this differential predates the introduction of the technology. The use of linked employer-employee data sets, which match information from households and individuals with information about the businesses or establishments they work in, is a particularly fruitful area of Kramarz' research. In research with Abowd and David Margolis, he found that firms that hire high-wage workers are more productive but not more profitable than firms that don't, though they become profitable once person effects are taken. Kramarz found that for each job created in the French private sector in a given year, three persons are hired and two job separations occur, whereas for each job destroyed, two separations occur yet only one hiring. Abowd and Kramarz found that separation costs in France are increasing in the number of exits, though with a large fixed component, whereas hiring costs are much lower and essentially zero for short-term contracts, driving French firms to adjust employment primarily through increases and decreases. Kramarz has studied the effects of various French policies on the labour market, as well as the relationship between youth unemployment and crime as well as between social ties and youths' school-to-work transitions. Kramarz studied the impact of entry regulation on job creation in France and found that regional boards' tendency to deter the creation or extension of retail stores increased retailer concentration and slowed down employment growth.The reduction of the workweek from 40 to 39 hours in France in 1982 decreased employment by 2%. <mask> found that crime and unemployment are positively correlated in France, suggesting that policies aimed at reducing youth unemployment may also contribute to decreases in burglaries, thefts and drug offenses. In an extensive study of the role of social networks with regard to youth labour market entries in Sweden, he found that strong social ties. Strong social ties are an important factor for where young workers find their first job, especially for weak graduates in times of high unemployment, and for graduates whose parents have good jobs or work in particularly productive establishments. <mask> investigated the economics of minimum wages as part of his labour economics research. He and several co-authors found that minimum wages in Europe between the mid-1960s and mid 1990s caused higher unemployment if they kept the wages of low-wage jobs from decreasing. Kramarz found that minimum wages in France do decrease the employment of youth, who are the most affected group, though in France the effect is somewhat mitigated.<mask> observed that French payroll tax subsidies appear to induce substitution between those earning the minimum wage or slightly more and receiving the subsidy and those who don't, even if the latter have slightly lower wages. Kramarz studies international trade in addition to his research on labour economics. <mask>, Jonathan Eaton and Samuel Kortum used French customs data to observe that most French firms only sell within France, only very few firms sell to many different foreign markets, and that the number of French firms selling to a foreign market increases with market size. Over half of the variation in firms' market entry decisions are due to differences in firm-specific efficiency, suggesting that the gains of trade are likely to be concentrated among the most efficient firms. In France, <mask> observed that import growth, especially of finished goods, strongly correlated with job destruction, with the strength of that relationship particularly large for larger firms. <mask> and Thesmar found that the social networks of French CEOs and those of their directors are strongly correlated, especially for former high-ranking civil servants, and that in those firms where these networks are most active, CEO pay tends to be higher. The personal page of <mask> can be found on the website of CREST.

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texts: <mask> was born on February 10, 1967, in Mlada Boleslav, and has been a Czech natural scientist and manager since 2010. He worked for a long time in Czech Radio, where he became famous for his show "Revealed", in which he observed the life of the gorillas at Prague Zoo in the form of a reality show. At the Faculty of Science, Charles University, <mask> studied zoology. He initially worked as an editor and reporter for Czech Radio. He was involved in popularising science. During the 1997 Moravia floods, he was the head of the Rainbow Bridge project. He was editor-in-chief of the radio station from 1998 to 2000.He became the editor-in-chief of Czech Radio 8 in 2000. He was the director of the popular-science radio station Leonardo until 2009. He took over the function of the director of the zoo on January 1, 2010, after winning the selection procedure at the end of 2009. He was elected president of the Union of Czech and Slovak Zoos. He held this position for a while. Klra and <mask> <mask> have a son and a daughter. The African Odyssey project was started by <mask> <mask> in 1994.It involved monitoring the migration of black storks from Czechia to their African wintering grounds. The storks were fitted with radios. He made hundreds of live broadcasts from Africa. The New Odyssey project looked at stork migration in Asia, which was launched in 2002 and was linked to the African Odyssey project. He organised a two-year on-line transmission of falcons from the Tyn Church to the Czech Radio building. The project caught live hatchings and was called Falcons in the Heart of the City. Call for the Day, which introduced various instances of birdsong by means of an audio CD and Czech Radio's Internet, or Via Pontica, which monitored the migration of birds of prey in eastern Turkey are some of the other projects he has participated in.The subtitle of the project was "A Slightly Different Reality Show". One of the most prominent multimedia projects was done by Czech Radio. The project began with the launch of an online video broadcast from the gorilla pavilion at the zoo. At the prestigious Wildscreen Festival in Bristol and the Seal of Comenius EduMedia in Berlin, Czech Radio received a "Wild Oscar" for its work. The main goal was to compare gorilla behavior with that of humans, and to convey some relevant information about apes. Reality shows that were being broadcast on commercial television were parodied in the project. Big Brother or VyVolen.The screenplay for Revealed was written by Tereza efrnov and Radomr ofr. The article The revealed has more information. Tereza efrnov and <mask> <mask> wrote a book of fairy tales for children. The second volume of Moja, Tatu and the Biting Midges was written by <mask> with the participation of the actress Tereza efrnov. The books were published in both English and French. Tereza efrnov narrated them in Czech for the Leonardo show on Czech Radio, she was replaced by Lucie Bl. He and Martin Smrek wrote a book about the project.<mask> <mask> applied for the post of the director of the zoo. The economist <mask> Zmenk and the former head of news at TV Nova joined him in the final round. <mask> <mask> was appointed to this position by the committee for the selection of the new director. The inauguration took place at the zoo. The main task he had at the time was to maintain the zoo's success. He wanted to use modern technology in the zoo to present the animals more in the context of their natural environment. The construction of a new pavilion for the elephants and Hippos was a big task that he set himself.The zoo broke its record for annual attendance under his leadership, it increased its level of economic self-sufficiency, deepened its breeding successes, and increased its efforts in the preservation of rare species. The Return of the Wild Horses from 2011) was one of the things that the zoo did, as well as its involvement in the preservation of western gorillas in Africa. New grounds for elephants, a Hippo house, an aquarium for giant salamanders, and a parrot house have been built during his time at the zoo. The Gor's houses have been restored and the Zakzanka trail has reopened after decades of neglect. He considers the acquisition of elephants to be a success. In 2012 <mask> <mask> published his first anthology of the columns and he also publishes in the major news media every week as the director of the Prague Zoo. A Giraffe was followed by a book called Bobbles from Bobek.The journal was published in May. In 2008 he received an award for popularising science. The Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic gave it to the Revealed and African Odyssey projects. He was awarded the medal of friendship by the president. Director's view 1967 births Living people Czech writers Czech directors Charles University alumni

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texts: Cannon was an American country music singer and actress. She gained national attention in 1988 when she won the talent competition You Can Be a Star. Three studio albums, a greatest hits package, and several chart singles were produced by her, with three of them reaching Top Ten: "That's My Baby" and "That's How You Know (When You're in Love)". "Now I Know" is at No. 10. 5. Two more releases on her label, Skinny White Girl, followed by a fourth studio album, were released in 1998. <mask> charted on the country music charts twelve times.Chuck Cannon was married to <mask> until her death from peritoneal cancer. <mask> was born in Florida. She was a member of The White Family Singers when she was a child. <mask> was in a rock band called White Sound. She studied vocals and music engineering at the University of Miami. She performed in local clubs while in college. She was a friend of Paul Deakin.<mask> won the first place prize on the talent show You Can Be a Star on The Nashville Network in 1988 and went on to win a recording contract with Capitol Records. <mask> was dropped from Capitol's roster after her debut single "Flying Above the Rain" failed to chart in the Southern United States. She took acting lessons and performed at local dinner theaters after joining a publishing house. She was invited to sing in his band after attending a showcase. <mask> released her debut album Lead Me Not a year later. "Lay Around and Love on You" was one of three singles on the album. The album peaked at No. 1 on the country charts, despite the singles not reaching the Top 40.There are 36 on the Top Heatseekers charts. <mask>'s album, Wishes, followed a year later. She produced three consecutive Top Ten country hits in "That's My Baby", "Now I Know", and "That's How You Know (When You're In Love)". 10, No. No. 5 and No. 10. 1 album in the country.1 on Top Heatseekers. It was certified gold by the RIAA for U.S. shipments of 500,000 copies. The title of <mask>'s third release was Don't Fence Me In, a cover of the Cole Porter-written song made famous by The Andrews Sisters. "Ready, Willing and Able" was the title track of Daron Norwood's second album. The only other single from the album did not reach the Top 40, but <mask>'s rendition of the song was a Top 20 hit in 1996. <mask> sang duet vocals with Tritt on " Helping Me Get Over You", a release from his album The Restless Kind, which peaked at No. There are 18 country singles on the chart.<mask>'s final release for RCA was a greatest hits package called The Best of <mask> <mask>, which included the Tritt duet, as well as two newly- recorded tracks, and the non-single "Itty Bitty Single Solitary Piece." <mask> signed her third recording contract in 1998. The title track to her fourth studio album was her first release for the label. This song was a Top 20 country hit and her only entry on the Hot 100. 73. "Take Me" followed. "John Wayne Walking Away" is at No. 32.64. "Only God (Could Stop Me Loving You)", an earlier cut on Billy Ray Cyrus's 1994 album Storm in the Heartland, became a minor hit in 2003 after being included on this album. In the 2000 film Cast Away, <mask> played Bettina, a welder of metal angel wings who sent a package through FedEx which the main character, played by Tom Hanks, carried while stranded on an island. She put her musical career on hold after the film. She released a self-released album in 2004. She co-produced four tracks on Billy Dean's 2004 album Let Them Be Little. "Space" was co-written by <mask> and Sarah Buxton.<mask> was in the original cast of Ring of Fire. She was the first female producer of a male super-star's album with the release of White Trash with Money. The RIAA certified the album as Platinum. My First Affair was a cabaret production. Danny Gokey released a song called "I Will Not Say Goodbye" in 2010. <mask> was inspired by the death of a friend's son to compose the song. The Shoe Burnin': Stories of Southern Soul was a collection of stories written by a group of authors.The audio CD includes eighteen original works by the writers featured in the book. <mask> is the producer of the audio component of The Shoe Burnin'. <mask> died of cancer in September of last year. In October of last year, exploratory surgery revealed advanced peritoneal cancer. She died in Nashville, Tennessee, at the age of 52. Chuck Cannon is her husband and she is survived by three children. American women country singers American women guitarists American country singers American soul musicians Singer-songwriters from the University of Miami

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texts: Haiti's first democratically elected president is Jean-<mask>, a former Salesian priest and politician. <mask> was appointed to a parish in Port-au-Prince in 1982 after completing his studies to become a priest. He became a focal point for the pro-democracy movement under Jean-Claude "Baby Doc" Duvalier and then under the military transition regime which followed. He won the Haitian general election with over 70% of the vote. As a priest, he taught liberation theology and as a president he tried to change the culture of Haiti. There was a military coup in Haiti in 1991. <mask> was president again from 2001 to 2004 after the coup regime collapsed under U.S. pressure and threat of force.He was ousted in the 2004 coup d'état after right-wing ex-army paramilitaries invaded the country from across the Dominican border. The United States has been accused of orchestrating the coup against <mask>. He was exiled to the Central African Republic and South Africa. He returned to Haiti in 2011. Jean-<mask> was born into poverty and became a church vocation. He moved to Port-au-Prince with his mother after his father died. <mask> attended school with priests from the Salesian order.He graduated with honors from the Collge Notre-Dame in 1974. After taking a course of novitiate studies in the Dominican Republic, he returned to Haiti to study philosophy and psychology at the State University of Haiti. Aristide studied in Italy, Greece, and the Palestinian town of Beit Jala after completing his post-graduate studies. He returned to Haiti in 1982 for his ordination as a Salesian priest, and was appointed to lead a small parish in Port-au-Prince. The family dictatorships of Franois "Papa Doc" and Jean-Claude "Baby Doc" Duvalier ruled Haiti from 1957 to 1986. The misery of Haiti's poor made a deep impression on Aristide, and he became an outspoken critic of Duvalierism. He did not spare the hierarchy of the country's church, since 1966 when the Vatican granted him one-time power to appoint Haiti's bishops.<mask> denounced the regime in one of his earliest sermons. This was not seen by the regime's top brass. <mask> was sent into exile in Montreal by the provincial delegate of the Salesian Order. <mask> preached in Haiti again in 1985 as popular opposition to the regime grew. The path of those Haitians who reject the regime is the path of love, according to his Easter Week sermon. A leading figure in the Ti Legliz movement was <mask>. He was appointed to the church in Port-au-Prince in 1985.Struck by the absence of young people in the church, <mask> began to organize youth. In 1986 he founded an orphanage for street children. The program wanted to be a model of democracy for the children it served. <mask> became a target for attack as he became a leading voice for Haiti's dispossessed. He was the target of at least four assassination attempts. The St. Jean Bosco massacre took place on September 11, 1988, when over one hundred armed Tontons Macoute forced their way into the church. As army troops and police stood by, the men attacked the congregation with machine guns and machetes.The church was destroyed. There are reported to have been 13 deaths and 77 injuries. Aristide went into hiding. Salesian officials ordered Aristide to leave Haiti, but tens of thousands of Haitians protested, blocking his access to the airport. <mask> was kicked out of his Salesian order. The Salesians said the priest's political activities were out of line with his role as a priest. Aristide said he was accused of preaching food for all men and women.He said in a January 1988 interview that the solution was revolution and that Jesus could not accept people going hungry. The conflict is between rich and poor. <mask> left the priesthood in 1994, ending years of tension with the church over his criticism of its hierarchy. On January 20, 1996, <mask> Trouillot, with whom he had two daughters. Following the violence at the 1987 national election, the 1990 election was approached with caution. <mask> is a candidate for the presidency. After a six-week campaign in which he dubbed his followers the "National Front for Change and Democracy, or FNCD," <mask> was elected president in 1990 with a majority of the vote in what is generally recognized as the first honest election in Haitian history.He was overthrown by a military coup eight months into his presidency. The Struggling People's Organization (OPL, Organisation Politique "Lavalas") was created after he broke from FNCD. On the 200th anniversary of Bois Caman, a Vodou ceremony during which Haitians planned the Haitian Revolution of 1791, a coup d'état took place. There was a coup attempt against <mask> on 6 January, when Roger Lafontant, a Tonton Macoute leader, seized the president and declared himself president. The army crushed the coup after large numbers of <mask> supporters filled the streets in protest. During <mask>'s short-lived first period in office, he attempted to carry out substantial reforms which brought passionate opposition from Haiti's business and military elite. He sought to bring the military under civilian control, retiring the commander in chief of the army Hérard Abraham, initiated investigations of human rights violations, and brought to trial several Tontons Macoute who had not fled the country.He banned the emigration of many well known Haitians until their bank accounts were examined. He tried to get around the National Assembly on judicial, Cabinet and ambassadorial appointments. The National Assembly threatened a no-confidence vote against Préval in August 1991 after he was nominated as prime minister. This led to a crowd of at least 2000 at the National Palace, which threatened violence; together with <mask>'s failure to explicitly reject mob violence, this allowed the junta, which would topple him, to accuse him of human rights violations. The army performed a coup against him in September 1991 after he was promoted to commander in chief of the army. After several days in exile, <mask> was deposed on September 29, 1991, and his life was saved by the intervention of U.S., French and Venezuela diplomats. In accordance with the requirements of article 149 of the Haitian Constitution, Superior Court justice Joseph Nérette was installed as président provisoire to serve until elections were held within 90 days of <mask>'s resignation.Real power was held by the army commander. The elections were canceled because of pressure from the US government. The coup and election cancellation are said to have been the result of pressure from the American government. The high-ranking members of the Haitian National Intelligence Service were involved in the coup and received funding and training from the CIA. The New York Times said there was no evidence that the C.I.A supported the coup. Congressional hearings in the United States were sparked by reports of possible CIA involvement in Haitian politics. After <mask> was forced out, a campaign of terror against his supporters began.The Front for the advancement and Progress of Hati (FRAPH) was formed in 1993 by a man who had been on the CIA's payroll since 1992. <mask> spent his exile first in Venezuela and then in the United States, working to develop international support. Haiti's weak economy was hurt by the United Nations trade embargo during <mask>'s exile. President George H.W. Many U.S. companies doing business in Haiti were granted an exemption from the embargo. In addition to this trade with the United States, the coup regime was supported by massive profits from the drug trade thanks to the Haitian military's affiliation with the Cali Cartel; <mask> publicly stated that his own pursuit of arresting drug dealers was one event that prompted the coup by drug- Conyers was concerned that the only US agency that publicly recognized the role of the Haitian junta was the Drug Enforcement Administration.The creation of SIN was linked to the CIA's connections to the drug traffickers in the junta. Nairn's claims are confirmed by the fact that the CIA had ties to the FRAPH organization before and during the coup government. Following large pro-Aristide demonstrations by Haitian expats in New York City, Bill Clinton promised to return Aristide to Haiti. Aristide was returned to Haiti by the Clinton administration in October 1994. The 1996 UNESCO Prize for human rights education was given to Aristide. <mask> created a new political party, the Fanmi Lavalas, in 1996, after breaking from the OPL. The OPL renamed itself the Organisation du Peuple en Lutte, keeping the OPL acronym.Fanmi Lavalas won the 2000 legislative election in May, but a few Senate seats were allocated to Lavalas candidates that critics claimed should have had second-round runoffs, as the votes of some smaller parties were eliminated in final vote counts, which had also been done in earlier elections. Critics say that FL did not get a first-round majority. Critics say Fanmi Lavalas was in charge of the commission which made the decision, but they don't like the vote count technique used in the past. In the 2000 presidential election, an election boycotted by most opposition political parties, <mask> was elected. Although the U.S. government claimed that the election turnout was barely over 10%, international observers saw turnout of around 50%, and at the time, CNN reported a turnout of over 92% voting for Aristide. The Bush administration in the U.S. and Haitian expatriate opposition leaders in Florida would use the election to argue for an embargo on international aid to the Haitian government. The second presidency of <mask> called for France to pay $21 billion in compensation to Haiti for 90 million gold Francs supplied to France by Haiti.The book "Paramilitarism and the assault on democracy in Haiti" states that between 2001 and 2004 ex-army paramilitary groups killed dozens of Lavalas activists, officials, and civilians. Groups based in the Dominican Republic formed ties with narco criminals in the port city of Gonaives and with opposition groups in Port-au-Prince. The killing of Amiot Metayer led to attacks on police in Gonaives. The National Revolutionary Front for the Liberation of Haiti was blamed for the assassination by Buteur Metayer, Amiot's brother. The paramilitary campaign was headed by a former police chief and a convicted narco trafficker. The rebels invaded the capital after taking control of the North. <mask> was flown out of the country by the U.S. with help from Canada and France.A new coup d'état or modern "kidnapping" by U.S. forces was claimed by <mask> and his bodyguard. The kidnappers changed into civilian clothes upon boarding the aircraft that was used to remove them from Haiti, according to Mrs. <mask>. "We are bound to question whether his resignation was truly voluntary, as it comes after the capture of sections of Haiti by armed insurgency and the failure of the international community to provide the required support," the Jamaican prime minister's statement said. The removal of president <mask> in these circumstances sets a dangerous precedent for democratically elected governments anywhere and everywhere, as it encourages the removal of duly elected persons from office by the power of rebel forces. looters raided <mask>'s villa after he was removed from Haiti. The day after Aristide left, most barricades were lifted and order was maintained by the police, armed rebels and local groups. The prime minister of Jamaica sent a member of parliament, Sharon Hay-Webster, to the Central African Republic.<mask> and his family were allowed to go to Jamaica by the leadership of that country. After several months in the island, the Jamaican government gained acceptance from the Republic of South Africa for the <mask> family to relocate there. <mask> claimed that France and the U.S. were involved in a kidnapping that took him from Haiti to South Africa. He had been granted temporary asylum by the United States, France and Gabon. On 1 March 2004, a U.S. congresswoman and a family friend reported that <mask> had told them that he had been kidnapped from the country by the US and that he had been forced to resign. The United States embassy in Haiti's chief of staff came to her house at 6:30 am to inform her that the coup d'etat had been completed. <mask>'s letter, which is described as his resignation, does not actually state that he is quitting.Representative Charles Rangel said that he was disappointed that the international community had let him down and that he resigned under pressure. He had to leave or he would be killed. Colin Powell said that it might have been better for members of Congress who have heard these stories to ask us about the stories before going public with them so we don't

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texts: make a difficult situation that much more difficult. The United States and France pressured CARICOM to drop their request for a UN investigation into <mask>'s removal. These two countries and Canada may have been involved in the rebellion and removal of <mask>. <mask> said in a 2006 interview that the United States lied about compromises they made with him over privatization of enterprises to ensure that part of the profits would go to the Haitian people. The preliminary findings of the Haiti Commission of Inquiry were published in Santo Domingo in 2004.<mask> was in Jamaica. The commission accused the US of sending 200 special forces to the Dominican Republic for military exercises in February 2003 and of training Haitian rebels there. The Dominican president, Hiplito Meja, gave permission for US forces to train near the border to launch attacks on Haitian state property. After being exiled in 2004, <mask> and his family were welcomed to South Africa by several cabinet ministers, 20 senior diplomats, and a guard of honor. <mask> received a salary from the South African government and lived with his family in a villa. On 25 April 2007, <mask> received a doctorate in African languages from the University of South Africa. On 21 December 2007, a speech by <mask> marking the new year and Haiti's Independence Day was broadcast, the fourth such speech since his exile, in which he criticized the 2006 presidential election in which Préval was elected.Some high-ranking members of Lavalas have been targets for violence since the election. In August 2007, a leading human rights activist in Haiti, named Lovinsky Pierre-Antoine, went missing. His whereabouts remain unknown and a news article states that he wore a T-shirt demanding the return of the leader of the pro-Aristide 30 September Foundation. In a 2008 United States embassy cable, the former U.S. ambassador to Haiti said that a premature departure of MINUSTAH would leave the Haitian government vulnerable to populist and anti-market economy political forces. Maximizing USG policy interests in Haiti is an indispensable tool. The former chief of the UN Mission in Haiti urged the U.S. to take legal action against <mask> in order to prevent him from returning to Haiti. At Mulet's request, the UN Secretary General Kofi Annan urged the president of South Africa to ensure that Aristide remained in the country.According to a confidential 22 March 2005 cable from the U.S. ambassador, an August 2004 poll showed that <mask> was the only figure in Haiti with a high favorability rating. After René Préval was elected president of Haiti in 2006 he said it would be possible for <mask> to return to Haiti. Several thousand protesters marched through Port-au-Prince on December 16, 2009, calling for <mask>'s return to Haiti and protesting the exclusion of his party from upcoming elections. <mask> sent his sympathies to the victims of the earthquake in Haiti just a few hours after it happened, and stated that he wanted to return to help rebuild the country. In an exclusive interview with an independent reporter, <mask> stated that the 2010 elections were not inclusive of his party, Fanmi Lavalas, and therefore not fair and free. He stated that he was not allowed to leave South Africa because he wanted to go back to Haiti. <mask> said he would return to Haiti within days of the Haitian government removing obstacles to his passport.<mask> left for Haiti from South Africa on 17 March 2011. The president of the United States asked the president of South Africa to delay <mask>'s departure so that he wouldn't return to Haiti before the presidential run-off election. <mask>'s party was barred from participating in the election, and the U.S. feared his return could be destabilizing. He and his spouse arrived at Port-au-Prince Airport and were greeted by thousands of supporters. He said that the exclusion of Fanmi Lavalas was the exclusion of the Haitian people. The end of slavery was marked by the Haitian revolution. While peacefully moving from social exclusion to inclusion, may the Haitian people end exiles and coups d'état.After <mask> returned to Haiti, he initially abstained from political involvement. <mask> was placed under house arrest by Judge Lamarre Belzaire while he was being investigated for corruption. The legality of the judge's order under Haitian law as well as the judge's impartiality were questioned by <mask>'s lawyers. The turnout of the total voting population was less than 70% during the elections of <mask> and Rene Preval. After the 2010 earthquake, turnout in elections dropped to 20%. The right-wing rose to power with mass voter suppression. The election results returned to power right-wing forces in the country, despite the fact that only 20% of the population voted.The Haitian government implemented many major reforms under <mask>'s leadership. These included increasing access to health care and education for the general population, increasing adult literacy and protections for those accused of crimes, improving training for judges, prohibiting human trafficking, and establishing an improved climate for human rights and civil liberties. There were 195 new primary schools and 104 secondary schools built by Jean-Bertrand <mask> and René Préval. In 1990 there were 34 secondary schools nationwide. Thousands of scholarships were given so that children could attend private schools. An estimated 300,000 adults took part in adult literacy campaigns, as the percentage of children in primary school education rose between 2001 and 2004. The adult literacy rate went up.An ambitious plan to develop the public primary health care system with Cuban assistance was one of the achievements in health care. Cuban and Haitian doctors would work in rural areas after Cuba entered a humanitarian agreement with Haiti in the aftermath of Hurricane Georges in 1998. 573 doctors were trained in Cuba at the time of the Haiti earthquake. The infant mortality rate was reduced despite operating under an aid embargo. Despite the lack of international aid to the Haitian government, the Catholic Institute for International Relations states that a successful AIDS prevention and treatment program has been established. The Fad'H, Tonton Macoutes, and Attaches have long been dedicated to promoting a civilian police force in Haiti. The first trial of paramilitary death squads was launched by <mask>'s government and many of them were successfully jailed.Several wealthy individuals from Haiti's upper class were brought to justice for their involvement in paramilitary death squads. Judy C Roy, who has acknowledged her financing of the FLRN death squad, was one of the people who held close ties with the former dictators. Reforming the country's security services posed a constant problem for Lavalas, as the U.S. sought to undermine these efforts by re-inserting its rightwing allies into the police force. U.S. officials under the Bush regime cut off aid to the government because of a lack of resources. The corrupting influence of the narco-trade was still present among the police. The international community's view of <mask>, his influence, and his exile has been given a great deal of insight by the release of many documents through WikiLeaks. In November 2004, the Dominican president gave a speech in front of other regional leaders in which he said <mask> commanded "great popular support" within Haiti and called for his inclusion in the country's democratic future.January 2005 USA pressuring South Africa to hold Aristide, or face the loss of potential UN Security Council seat, Bienvenu later offered to express our shared concerns in Pretoria, perhaps under the pretext that as a country to secure a seat on the UN Security Council, South Africa could not If Aristide traveled commercially, he would need to travel to certain countries in order to reach Haiti. Bienvenu suggested a demarche to CARICOM countries by the U.S. and EU to warn them against facilitating travel or other plans. The GOF had documented evidence that 10 South African citizens had come to Paris and requested Dominican visas between February and the present, according to Bienvenu. The GOB (Government of Brazil) officials made clear continued Brazilian resolve to keep Aristide from returning to the country or exert political influence, according to a June 2005 cable. The GOB was encouraged by recent South African Government commitments to Brazil that the GSA would not allow <mask> to use his exile there to undertake political efforts. Préval told the ambassador that he did not want Aristide "anywhere in the hemisphere" because of the rumors.He said that he was concerned that <mask> would accept the offer, but he didn't want to talk about whether Préval would raise the issue with Chavez. Human Rights Watch accused the Haitian police force under <mask> of abuses. They said that the emergence of armed rebel groups reflected the failure of the country's democratic institutions and procedures. The study found that the groups received vital support from a few Haitian elites and the Dominican government. The undermanned Haitian police faced difficulties defending against cross-border attacks. Videos surfaced showing a portion of a speech by <mask> on 27 August 1991, which took place just after army and death squad members attempted to assassinate him, where he said "Don't hesitate to give him what he deserves." A beautiful tool!What a beautiful instrument! There is a beautiful piece of equipment. It's beautiful, it's cute, it's pretty, it has a good smell, wherever you go you want to inhale it. Critics say he was endorsing the practice of "necklacing" opposition activists, placing a gasoline-soaked tire around a person's neck and setting the tire ablaze, and others say he was speaking about people using the constitution to empower themselves and to defend their country against rightist death He said in the speech, "Your tool in hand, your instrument in hand, your constitution in hand!" Give him what he deserves. Don't hesitate to give him what he deserves, your equipment in hand, your trowel in hand, your pencil in hand, your Constitution in hand.The human rights situation in Haiti improved after <mask> returned to power in 1994, according to the OAS/UN International Civilian Mission in Haiti. Haiti was descending into a severe humanitarian and human rights crisis after <mask> left in 2004. <mask> is popular with many in Haiti because he is seen as a champion of the poor. <mask> is considered to be the only popular, democratically elected leader in Haiti, and is one of the most important political figures in the country. His second administration was targeted for destabilization and is remembered as a time of great difficulty for many. The officials have been indicted. Critics claim that the first two companies to make deals with <mask>'s government had political connections.AT&T did not wire money to "Mont Salem". <mask>'s supporters say the charges against the former president are an attempt to keep him out of elections. In 2000 <mask> published The Eyes of the Heart: Seeking a Path for the Poor in the Age of Globalization, which accused the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund of working on behalf of the world's wealthiest nations rather than in the interest of genuine international development. <mask> called for a culture of global solidarity to eliminate poverty as an alternative to globalization. Eyes of the Heart: Seeking a Path for the Poor in the Age of Globalization was published in 2000. The University of Virginia Press has a translation of, ditions du Seuil. Névrose vétéro-testamentaire was published in 1994., ditions du Seuil, 1992. In the Parish of the Poor: Writings from Haiti was published in 1990. Peter Hallward Damming the Flood: Haiti and the Politics of Containment is a book. The Guardian has an article on why they had to crush Aristide Peter Hallward. Salon magazine published The Other Regime Change by Max Blumenthal. Naomi Klein wrote about the massacre of the poor that the world ignored. 'The Return': Aristide, Law and Democracy in Haiti, Brian Concannon Jr.Murder in post-coup Haiti, as well as fairness and accuracy in reporting, took place in July and August of 2006 On my return to Haiti..., Jean-Bertrand <mask>, The Guardian, 4 February 2011. The film Aristide and the endless revolution is about the events leading up to the 2004 coup against <mask>. The achievements of Lavalas in Haiti were chronicled in We Will Not Forget. Presidents of Haiti Catholic socialists Exiled politicians Fanmi Lavalas politicians Haitian Christian socialists Haitian Roman Catholic priests Haitian exiles Haitian revolutionaries Haitian socialists Laicized Roman Catholic

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